etiquette

Explains how manners helped Americans deal with the changing face of American society in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.

A guide to France for expatriates and long-term visitors, sharing first impressions of the country, providing background on the French people, their customs, and etiquette, and offering practical advice on how to find accommodations, get settled, and begin to experience the food, culture, and language of France. Includes tips on working in the country.

Presents fifty poems teachers may use to build a feeling of community in the classroom, covering friendships, encouragement, cooperation, respect, honesty, integrity, generosity, patience, courage, self-respect, manners, and conflict resolution.

The rude and messy Splatter family receive lessons on politeness, table manners, and cleanliness when the Duchess invites them to dinner.

Members of the Brute family, who kick and yell and live on a diet of sticks and stones, suddenly find their lives changed for the better when Baby Brute finds something nice in a field of daisies.

Draws on the novels of Jane Austen to lay out rules of etiquette as they might have been followed in the Regency era.

Presents a humorous collection of observations on manners, behavior, courtesy, and rudeness, and more.

Examines what bullying is, why bullies behave the way they do, and why victims take the abuse, and discusses ways that people are working to end bullying.

The 21st Century basic skills library helps young readers develop fluency as they learn about the world around them. Learn the importance of speaking in the right volume with this easy-to-read story.